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lor a number of years; supervising principal the plymouth schools, and for nine years superintendent the; columbia county schools. later he \vas head department pedagogy at clark university. since retirement from school work, had been interested in real estate. his grandfather, james grimes, came england 1782 settled mount pleasant township. father, jr., married jane john unto them were bornj eleven children, first, son, dying j infancy. sisters brothers, mrs. miretta croop is uhe only one surviving; amonigr following: martha johnston, clara davis, margaret appleman, miss emma, how-j ard r., george e., william e. r. bryson grimes. mr. grimes was member [ light street p. o. s. a. many| more than 60 was< methodist church. different times served as church trustee, steward, sunday school, class leader teacher bible class. charge normal colum-; bla sabbath association. dr. honora robblns, [practicing physlclan bloornsburg, their joseph stanley now high westwood, n. j., survivor; aside sister. funeral services will be held 2:30 o'clock on tuesday afternoon i private. rev. h. f. babcock will| officiate burial made 1 old rosemont cemetery. friends desiring to view body may do so this evening between 7 8:30 o'clock. tested equipment 10-18-32 | talkies used at the college yesterday for first talking picture equipment teachers was tested in a demonstration before student body and faculty during monday .chapel exercises. several state inspectors witnessed demonstration. six reele of educational were shown plan, successfully institute here times, worked out well. with formal approval apparatus, it is expected that will be most chapel college end breaks shoulder 10-20-32 aldwyn jones suffered injury in hard drill last night aldwyn jones, end of the bloomsfourg teachers college football team, suffered a broken shoulder in practice last eve-1 nlng, and is out for season. playing his second year with maroon & gold, was shifted from tackle to this by coach buchheit had developed rapidly new position. following accident night, he removed bloomsburg hospital, where dr. yost reduced fracture. «™====>c»r mansfield on the hill today - v >■ "* p >_ game opens at two o'clock as maroon & gold gets going again offense is stronger mansfield teachers college, with a team that has been showing plenty of stuff in its opening games the fall, is attraction this afternoon on college field. ' maroon and gold, after twoj i weeks idleness, somewhat crip-1 pled by injuries, will go into battle better than which got j baptism are scoreless tie millersville promises to give good account itself. coach buchheit drilling his charges long hard throughout week get more power of- ] 1 fense, weakness millersville! ! contest brought out. defensively power, but oftense there was need for push, drills last two have emphasizing that. jones, out broken shoulder, leaves hole at end line, reserve material plug large crowd expected witness contest. game begin o'clock officials bartholomew, " wheatley piedi, all williams mansfield wins by single point /a defeats teachers on forward pass by margin of 7 to 6 saturday locals scored late forward passes that worked when ' line plays met a stone wall, gave mans-1 (teld state teachers touchdown on the | college field saturday afternoon and ! placement kick for point followed them victory blooms| burg, after crossing mansfield goal , late in game, failed to add thus loet 7 b. it was fine game between two elevens battled every inch of way. this year's cherry black eleven under new coach, is much more formidable foe than one bloomsburg aside 12 0 at year ago. they were big rangy lads but their fumbling probably would have blanked maroon qold which had advantage first downs, 9 5, unable gain once enemy territory, except 18 yard ■ drive last period. "rip" merlcle, town boy who playing buckhelt coached clan, crashed over bcore from three previous showed net (yard. jaffin, leading ground gainer bloomsburg, racd 15 yards around end put ball scoring position. mansfield's winning score came out clear sky second putting play mldfleld receiving punt, visitors resorted air schloppl, star back invaders did thing well, dropped shot bunnell, an end, tumbled only fiix goal. grit by turned running then schloppi again ;and threw ball, time kalcharno, score. schloppl's went squarely be- i tween uprightß. what offensive able display against determined bloome-1 burg half not period make required ten yards. isloomsburg, during concluding half, five times made distance, with exception jafhn's ib spurt kltch recovered fumble, downs far j goal, nip tuck battle all way exceptionally punti ing schloppl getting his team .of many bad situations. teams started off terrific clip slowed down somewhat following intermission. won toss kalfiince scoreless tie millersville, better stronger schedule, through fault no has been "against local outfit. practiced almost month before chance let some tension contest idle ° * week s btretch - nov on, however, will gaevery until close.

lor a number of years; supervising principal the plymouth schools, and for nine years superintendent the; columbia county schools. later he \vas head department pedagogy at clark university. since retirement from school work, had been interested in real estate. his grandfather, james grimes, came england 1782 settled mount pleasant township. father, jr., married jane john unto them were bornj eleven children, first, son, dying j infancy. sisters brothers, mrs. miretta croop is uhe only one surviving; amonigr following: martha johnston, clara davis, margaret appleman, miss emma, how-j ard r., george e., william e. r. bryson grimes. mr. grimes was member [ light street p. o. s. a. many| more than 60 was< methodist church. different times served as church trustee, steward, sunday school, class leader teacher bible class. charge normal colum-; bla sabbath association. dr. honora robblns, [practicing physlclan bloornsburg, their joseph stanley now high westwood, n. j., survivor; aside sister. funeral services will be held 2:30 o'clock on tuesday afternoon i private. rev. h. f. babcock will| officiate burial made 1 old rosemont cemetery. friends desiring to view body may do so this evening between 7 8:30 o'clock. tested equipment 10-18-32 | talkies used at the college yesterday for first talking picture equipment teachers was tested in a demonstration before student body and faculty during monday .chapel exercises. several state inspectors witnessed demonstration. six reele of educational were shown plan, successfully institute here times, worked out well. with formal approval apparatus, it is expected that will be most chapel college end breaks shoulder 10-20-32 aldwyn jones suffered injury in hard drill last night aldwyn jones, end of the bloomsfourg teachers college football team, suffered a broken shoulder in practice last eve-1 nlng, and is out for season. playing his second year with maroon & gold, was shifted from tackle to this by coach buchheit had developed rapidly new position. following accident night, he removed bloomsburg hospital, where dr. yost reduced fracture. «™====>c»r mansfield on the hill today - v >■ "* p >_ game opens at two o'clock as maroon & gold gets going again offense is stronger mansfield teachers college, with a team that has been showing plenty of stuff in its opening games the fall, is attraction this afternoon on college field. ' maroon and gold, after twoj i weeks idleness, somewhat crip-1 pled by injuries, will go into battle better than which got j baptism are scoreless tie millersville promises to give good account itself. coach buchheit drilling his charges long hard throughout week get more power of- ] 1 fense, weakness millersville! ! contest brought out. defensively power, but oftense there was need for push, drills last two have emphasizing that. jones, out broken shoulder, leaves hole at end line, reserve material plug large crowd expected witness contest. game begin o'clock officials bartholomew, " wheatley piedi, all williams mansfield wins by single point /a defeats teachers on forward pass by margin of 7 to 6 saturday locals scored late forward passes that worked when ' line plays met a stone wall, gave mans-1 (teld state teachers touchdown on the | college field saturday afternoon and ! placement kick for point followed them victory blooms| burg, after crossing mansfield goal , late in game, failed to add thus loet 7 b. it was fine game between two elevens battled every inch of way. this year's cherry black eleven under new coach, is much more formidable foe than one bloomsburg aside 12 0 at year ago. they were big rangy lads but their fumbling probably would have blanked maroon qold which had advantage first downs, 9 5, unable gain once enemy territory, except 18 yard ■ drive last period. "rip" merlcle, town boy who playing buckhelt coached clan, crashed over bcore from three previous showed net (yard. jaffin, leading ground gainer bloomsburg, racd 15 yards around end put ball scoring position. mansfield's winning score came out clear sky second putting play mldfleld receiving punt, visitors resorted air schloppl, star back invaders did thing well, dropped shot bunnell, an end, tumbled only fiix goal. grit by turned running then schloppi again ;and threw ball, time kalcharno, score. schloppl's went squarely be- i tween uprightß. what offensive able display against determined bloome-1 burg half not period make required ten yards. isloomsburg, during concluding half, five times made distance, with exception jafhn's ib spurt kltch recovered fumble, downs far j goal, nip tuck battle all way exceptionally punti ing schloppl getting his team .of many bad situations. teams started off terrific clip slowed down somewhat following intermission. won toss kalfiince scoreless tie millersville, better stronger schedule, through fault no has been "against local outfit. practiced almost month before chance let some tension contest idle ° * week s btretch - nov on, however, will gaevery until close.